American Icons: Class Project
I'm looking for some help, and decided to look to some of the most intelligent Americans on the web. :chevy
I'm taking a print making class, which is actually a workshop so we get to specialize with any type of media we choose. I really like lino cuts. Anyway, we need to pick some kind of theme to work on for the next 10 weeks and I have this itch to do something really american based. It would be awesome if you guys could list some of the things that really make America what it is. But what I'm also looking for are icons in America that the rest of the world recognizes as being truly American. example: Walt Disney, Marilyn Monroe.
Thanks!!
The name comes from a very speedy British warship used in World War II. Rather fitting don't you think...speedy warship. Corvette debuted on the market in 1953...we're coming up on its' 50th Anniversary!! That's longer than any other single model car in American History!...there IS a reason.
Personally, I wanted the first corvette I saw...1958, but wasn't able to fulfill my dream until my 50th birthday. Viet Nam, school, wife & kids all got first priority. Currently I own a 92 LT1 convertible. I LOVE THIS CAR.
I do believe that Ted has a ZR1 from an interview I heard once......"only buys the best" and the ZR1 was first on the list of items he listed.
The Best of Corvette for Corvette Enthusiasts





A GI, going to a small town's Little League Baseball game, eating a hot dog, drinking a coke, with his girl, in the summer on the 4th of July with the top off of the Chevy Corvette. You can not get anymore american then that!
I do believe that Ted has a ZR1 from an interview I heard once......"only buys the best" and the ZR1 was first on the list of items he listed.














